Oracle® Internet Directory Administrator's Guide 10g (9.0.4) Part Number B12118-01 |
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Bootstrapping of a Directory in the Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning Platform, 3 of 4
The parameters in this file specify the source and destination data types, credentials, and the way the entries need to be mapped between Oracle Internet Directory and the connected directory. The various parameters and the default values that the Directory Integration and Provisioning Assistant assumes for them while reading the file are given in Table A-30.
You can bootstrap by using an LDIF file in one of these ways:
During installation, sample parameter files are copied to the $
ORACLE_HOME
/ldap/odi/samples
/ directory. The file describes the significance of each of the parameters in bootstrapping.
When you run the tools for bootstrapping, be sure that the ORACLE_HOME
and NLS_LANG
settings are correct.
Bootstrapping can be performed between services with or without one or more intermediate files. However, for large directories, an intermediate LDIF file is required.
This section contains these topics:
Oracle Corporation recommends this method for smaller directories where the entries are:
To use this method:
LDAP
and the destination type as LDIF
. A sample parameter file is available in ORACLE_HOME
/ldap/odi/samples/ldp2ldf.properties
. Make sure that binary attributes are specified as binary in the SrcAttrType
field.
bootstrap
command using a configuration file in which:
Execute the Directory Integration and Provisioning Assistant as follows:
Dipassistant bootstrap -cfg parameter_file
bootstrap.log
and bootstrap.trc
files for any errors.
dipassistant mp -profile profile_name -updcln
This section describes two ways to bootstrap a directory by using an LDIF file.
Oracle Corporation recommends that you use this method for large directories. To use this method:
ORACLE_HOME
/ldap/odi/samples/ldf2ldf.properties
.
bootstrap
command with a parameter file in which the source is specified as LDIF
and the destination type is specified as LDIF
. This converts the source data and creates a new LDIF as required by Oracle Internet Directory. Execute the Directory Integration and Provisioning Assistant as follows:
dipassistant bootstrap -cfg parameter_file
bootstrap.log
and bootstrap.trc
files for any errors.
bulkload.sh
) to upload the data to Oracle Internet Directory.
dipassistant mp -profile profile_name -updcln
To use this method:
LDIF
and the destination specified as LDAP
.
bootstrap
command with a parameter file in which the source is specified as the LDIF file, the destination type is specified as LDAP, and the destination specified as Oracle Internet Directory. This converts the source data and creates entries in Oracle Internet Directory as required. A sample properties file, ldf2ldp.properties
, is available in $
ORACLE_HOME
/ldap/odi/samples
.
bootstrap.log
and bootstrap.trc
files for any errors.
dipassistant mp -profile profile_name -updcln
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